The Constituencies Development Catalyst Fund Act

Constituencies Development Catalyst Fund Act [CAP. 96 R.E. 2020]
GOVERNMENT NOTICE NO. 848 Published on 2/10/2020
THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA
CHAPTER 96
THE CONSTITUENCIES DEVELOPMENT CATALYST FUND
ACT
[PRINCIPAL LEGISLATION]
REVISED EDITION OF 2020
This Edition of the Constituencies Development Catalyst Fund Act,
Chapter 96, has been revised up to and including 30th June, 2020 and is
printed under the authority of section 4 of the Laws Revision Act, Chapter
4.
Dodoma, ADELARDUS L. KILANGI
19th September, 2020 Attorney General

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Act, Chapter
4.
Dodoma, ADELARDUS L. KILANGI
19th September, 2020 Attorney General

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CHAPTER 96
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THE CONSTITUENCIES DEVELOPMENT CATALYST FUND
ACT
[PRINCIPAL LEGISLATION]
ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS
Section Title
PART I
PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS
1. Short title.
2. Application.
3. Interpretation.
PART II
THE CONSTITUENCIES DEVELOPMENT CATALYST FUND
4. Establishment of CDCF.
5. Allocation of funds.
6. Funds to be retained in CDCF.
7. Disbursement from CDCF.
8. Personal awards to be excluded.
9. Accountants and audit.
PART III
CONSTITUENCY DEVELOPMENT CATALYST COMMITTEE
10. Composition of constituency development catalyst committee.
11. Responsibilities of constituency development catalyst committee.

ATALYST COMMITTEE
10. Composition of constituency development catalyst committee.
11. Responsibilities of constituency development catalyst committee.

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PART IV
CONSTITUENCY PROJECTS SUBMISSION LIST
12. Member of Parliament to keep record.
13. Deadline for approval of project.
PART V
SUBMISSIONS, SCRUTINY AND IMPLEMENTATION OF
PROJECTS
14. Government department to implement.
15. Procurement of services, goods and works.
16. Department to maintain records.
17. Returns to Constituencies Development Fund.
18. Community initiatives to be eligible.
PART VI
TYPES OF PROJECTS
19. Projects to be community based.
20. Description of projects.
PART VII
FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION
21. Designation of accountant.
22. Constituency account.
23. Bank account of Fund.
24. Record of disbursements to be kept.
25. Financial year.
PART VIII
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
26. Regulations.
27. Complementary to other projects.
28. Offences and penalties. _______
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al year.
PART VIII
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
26. Regulations.
27. Complementary to other projects.
28. Offences and penalties. _______
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CHAPTER 96
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CONSTITUENCIES DEVELOPMENT CATALYST FUND ACT
An Act to establish the Constituencies Development Catalyst Fund;
to provide for allocation and an orderly disbursement of funds
to constituencies and for prudent management, compilation of
records, returns and reports from constituencies and to
provide for other related matters.
[1st July, 2009]
[s.1(2)]
Acts. Nos.
16 of 2009
6 of 2012
10 of 2013
PART I
PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS
Short title 1.-(1) This Act may be cited as the Constituencies
Development Catalyst Fund Act.
(2). Omitted.
Application 2.-(1) This Act shall apply to Mainland Tanzania
as well as to Tanzania Zanzibar.
(2) This Act shall apply in relation to a portion of
the national annual budget devoted to the electoral
constituencies for purposes of development of each of
such constituencies.
Interpretation
Act. No.
6 of 2012
s. 11
3. In this Act, unless the context otherwise
requires -
“Committee” means a Constituency Development
Catalyst Committee;
“community” means residents of a particular
geographical area or constituency;
“Council” means-

” means a Constituency Development
Catalyst Committee;
“community” means residents of a particular
geographical area or constituency;
“Council” means-

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(a) when used in relation to a district, the District
Council for the district; and
(b) when used in relation to town, municipal and city,
the Town Council, Municipal Council and the
City Council;
“Council Planning Officer” means a public officer
employed by the local government authority
responsible for all development projects in the
Council;
Cap.

ncil Planning Officer” means a public officer
employed by the local government authority
responsible for all development projects in the
Council;
Cap.

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“constituency” means an electoral constituency
established by Electoral Commission pursuant to
Article 75 of the Constitution;
“constituency account” means the account maintained for
every constituency in accordance with the
provisions of section 22;
“Constituency Development Catalyst Committee” means
the Committee established under section 10;
“Minister” means-
(a) in the case of Tanzania Mainland, the Minister
responsible for local governments; and
(b) in the case of Tanzania Zanzibar means the
Minister of State in Vice-President Office-Union
affairs;
“officers-in-charge” includes any person designated by
the Clerk of the National Assembly to be an
officer in-charge of the office in Tanzania
Zanzibar;
“Sheha” means a leader of a local government authority
established by the Revolutionary Government of
Zanzibar below the District Council, and the term
“Shehia” shall be construed as meaning a local
government authority established as such;
“submission list” means the Constituency Projects
Submission List compiled in terms of section 12. PART II
THE CONSTITUENCIES DEVELOPMENT CATALYST FUND
Establishment of 4.-(1) There shall be established for the purposes

piled in terms of section 12. PART II
THE CONSTITUENCIES DEVELOPMENT CATALYST FUND
Establishment of 4.-(1) There shall be established for the purposes

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CDCF
Act No. 6 of 2012
s. 12
Cap. 4
s. 8
of development projects in every electoral constituency
the Constituency Development Catalyst Fund, also to be
known by its acronym as “CDCF.”
(2) The administration and management of the
Constituency Development Catalyst Fund shall be co-
ordinated by the Minister responsible for local
governments in respect of funds allocated for
constituencies which are situated in Mainland Tanzania
and the Minister responsible for Union Matters and
officer in-charge in respect of funds allocated for
constituencies which are situated in Tanzania Zanzibar. Caps. 348 and
410
(3) The charge on, and every expenditures from
the Constituency Development Catalyst Fund, shall be
made in accordance with the Public Finance Act, the
Public Procurement Act and this Act. Allocation of
funds 5.-(1) The Government shall, for each financial
year, allocate funds for the development expenditure of
each constituency and the funds shall be reflected in the
printed estimates of that particular financial year.

unds for the development expenditure of
each constituency and the funds shall be reflected in the
printed estimates of that particular financial year.

(2) The funds of the CDCF shall be allocated in
the annual budget appropriated by Parliament for the
financial year to which the budget relates, through-
(a) in the case of constituencies in Mainland
Tanzania, the Ministry responsible for local
governments; and
(b) in the case of constituencies in Tanzania
Zanzibar, the Ministry responsible for Union
Matters. (3) Allocation of the amount of funds set for the
Constituency Development Catalyst Fund for each
constituency shall be made on the criteria that-
(a) twenty five per cent shall be allocated equally
to each constituency; and
(b) seventy five per centum shall be allocated
based on the following attributes-
(i) forty five per cent in relation to the
population of people living in a
constituency;
(ii) twenty per cent in relation to the

ollowing attributes-
(i) forty five per cent in relation to the
population of people living in a
constituency;
(ii) twenty per cent in relation to the

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poverty margin; and
(iii) ten per cent in relation to the size of
the geographical area of a
constituency. (4) All funds allocated in terms of subsection (1)
shall be-
(a) posted directly by the Treasury to the
respective Constituency Development Catalyst
Fund account which shall be opened in
accordance with the local government
financial laws; and
(b) administered in accordance with the
provisions of section 22. (5) The Committee shall, at its discretion,
determine the quantum of installments to various projects
in the constituency taking into account the disbursement
received and the requirement of different projects. (6) Once funds are allocated for a particular
project in a constituency, they shall remain allocated for
that project and not be reallocated during the financial
year for any other purpose in that constituency. (7) Where for any reason, a particular project is
cancelled or discontinued during a financial year, the
funds allocated for such project shall remain credited to
the account of the relevant constituency from which the
funds were withdrawn.

cial year, the
funds allocated for such project shall remain credited to
the account of the relevant constituency from which the
funds were withdrawn.

Funds to be
retained in CDCF 6.-(1) All receipts, savings and accruals to the
Constituencies Development Catalyst Fund and the
balance of funds at the end of each financial year shall be
retained for the purposes for which the CDCF is
established. (2) All funds deposited in a constituency account
shall be cumulative and shall be carried forward from one
financial year to the next, including funds returned into
accounts or funds which are not utilized for whatever
reasons. Disbursement
from CDCF 7.-(1) Every allocation and disbursement of funds
from the Constituency Development Catalyst Fund shall

d for whatever
reasons. Disbursement
from CDCF 7.-(1) Every allocation and disbursement of funds
from the Constituency Development Catalyst Fund shall

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be approved by the Constituency Development Catalyst
Committee. (2) All disbursements from the Constituency
Development Catalyst Committee shall be made through
the constituency account. (3) The record of the amount received by each
Constituency Development Catalyst Committee and the
record of expenditure of amount so received shall be
submitted-
(a) in the case of Mainland Tanzania, to the
Minister; and
(b) in the case of Tanzania Zanzibar, to the
Minister responsible for Union Matters, within
thirty days after the closure of the relevant
financial year together with a copy of the
relevant bank statement and no disbursements
for the succeeding financial year shall be
made into the constituency account until the
said records are duly received. Cap. 348 (4) Subject to the provisions of the Public Finance
Act, the Constituency Development Catalyst Committee
may set out and observe general conditions and
requirements for the release of funds and such conditions
shall be observed by the Constituency Development
Catalyst Committee.

general conditions and
requirements for the release of funds and such conditions
shall be observed by the Constituency Development
Catalyst Committee.

(5) The Constituency Development Catalyst
Committee may impose reasonable requirements
including restrictions on a particular constituency due to
previous misuse of funds and such restrictions or
requirements shall be reported together with a
recommendation on appropriate legal action. Personal awards
to be excluded 8. A project or any part of the project which
involves personal awards to any person in cash or in kind
shall not be allowed to be included in the submission list
or projects submitted in accordance with section 18(2). Accountants and
audit
Cap. 418
Act No. 10 of 2013
s. 16
9. All funds received under this Act shall be
audited and reported upon by the Controller and Auditor
General in terms of the provisions of the Public Audit
Act.

s received under this Act shall be
audited and reported upon by the Controller and Auditor
General in terms of the provisions of the Public Audit
Act.

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PART III
CONSTITUENCY DEVELOPMENT CATALYST COMMITTEE
Composition of
constituency
development
catalyst
committee
10.-(1) There shall be a Constituency
Development Catalyst Committee for every constituency
which shall be composed of and convened by the elected
Members of Parliament and shall have a maximum
number of seven members, comprising-
(a) the elected Member of Parliament, who shall
be the Chairman;
(b) the District Planning Officer, who shall be the
Secretary;
(c) two councillors who are residents of the
relevant constituency one of whom shall be a
woman;
(d) in the case of a Mainland Tanzania, two Ward
Executive Officers and in the case of Tanzania
Zanzibar one Sheha who shall be resident of
the relevant constituency; and
(e) one person nominated by the Committee from
among the active NGOs in the area, if any:
Provided that, the members referred to under
paragraphs (c) and (d) shall be nominated by Councillors,
Ward Executive Officers and Shehas from amongst the
Councillors, Ward Executive Officers and Shehas within
their respective constituencies.

uncillors,
Ward Executive Officers and Shehas from amongst the
Councillors, Ward Executive Officers and Shehas within
their respective constituencies.

(2) The person referred to under subparagraph (e)
shall be nominated not later than a second sitting from
inauguration of the Committee. (3) The elected Member of Parliament for every
constituency shall, within the first year of a new
Parliament and at least once every two years thereafter,
convene vocational meetings in the constituency to
deliberate on development matters in the ward, the
constituency and the district. (4) Each ward shall come up with a list of priority
projects to be submitted to the Constituency Development
Catalyst Committee.

ncy and the district. (4) Each ward shall come up with a list of priority
projects to be submitted to the Constituency Development
Catalyst Committee.

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(5) The meetings of the Constituency
Development Catalyst Committees shall be constituted
for valid transaction of business upon presence of two-
thirds of the total number of members. (6) The term of office for the members of the
Committee shall be thirty calendar months renewable, but
shall automatically come to an end upon the appointment
of a new Committee in a manner provided for in this Act. (7) Where a Member of Parliament loses his seat
in the General Election or a by-election or dies, one of the
councilors shall be a Chairman of the Committee until
such time when another Member of Parliament is elected
provided that:
(a) the committee existing prior to a
parliamentary election or by-election shall
continue to be in office in a manner provided
for under this Act; and
(b) the list of projects shall not be changed. (8) Where a vacancy occurs in the Committee by
reason of incapacity or death of member, the Committee
shall fill the vacancy form the same category of persons.

a vacancy occurs in the Committee by
reason of incapacity or death of member, the Committee
shall fill the vacancy form the same category of persons.

Responsibilities
of constituency
development
catalyst
committee
11.-(1) The Constituency Development Catalyst
Committee shall deliberate on project proposals from all
the wards in the Constituency and any other projects
which the Constituency Development Catalyst
Committee considers beneficial to the constituency,
including joint efforts with other constituencies. (2) Without prejudice to subsection (1), the
general responsibility of the Constituency Development
Catalyst Committee shall be to-
(a) receive and scrutinize project proposals;
(b) approve or disapprove projects proposals;
(c) compile quarterly records, returns and reports
of development projects undertaken in the
constituency; and
(d) execute any other duty as may be necessary.

ile quarterly records, returns and reports
of development projects undertaken in the
constituency; and
(d) execute any other duty as may be necessary.

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PART IV
CONSTITUENCY PROJECTS SUBMISSION LIST
Member of
Parliament to
keep record
12.-(1) The list of constituency based projects for
which funds from the CDCF may be disbursed shall be
initiated by the members of the community who are
resident in a constituency. (2) Upon compilation of the list, the Member of
Parliament shall keep record of the projects to be attached
with the list and be submitted to the Constituency
Development Catalyst Committee for consideration. (3) The Committee shall deliberate on the projects
referred to under subsection (2). (4) The projects to be implemented and for which
the Constituency Development Catalyst Fund funds are to
be disbursed shall be equitably spread within the
Constituency. Deadline for
approval of
project
13.-(1) The Constituency Development Catalyst
Committee shall approve the record of projects compiled
in terms of section 12 before the end of the month of
December in each year or such other month as may be
determined by the Minister.

rojects compiled
in terms of section 12 before the end of the month of
December in each year or such other month as may be
determined by the Minister.

(2) All projects proposed for a constituency shall
be listed in the submission list specified in the First
Schedule to this Act together with the cost estimates of
such projects. PART V
SUBMISSIONS, SCRUTINY AND IMPLEMENTATION OF
PROJECTS
Government
department to
implement
Cap. 348
14.-(1) All projects approved for financing by
CDCF shall be implemented by the relevant Council and
all payments shall be processed and effected by cheque in
accordance with the Public Finance Act. (2) Where a project in a constituency involves the
purchase of equipment, such equipment shall remain for
the exclusive use of that constituency and in the event of

oject in a constituency involves the
purchase of equipment, such equipment shall remain for
the exclusive use of that constituency and in the event of

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disposal of such equipment, the amount realized shall be
paid into the account of that constituency. Procurement of
services, goods
and works
Cap. 410
15.-(1) All works, goods and services relating to
projects under this Act shall be procured in accordance
with the Public Procurement Act. (2) All tenders and quotations tabled at a meeting
of the Constituency Development Catalyst Committee
shall indicate that the Constituency Development Catalyst
Committee has no objection to the award through minute
resolution before the tender of quotation is awarded. Department to
maintain records 16. The Council Planning Officer shall oversee
projects under his jurisdiction and shall keep and
maintain records of the disbursement of funds and
progress of the project funded by the CDCF. Returns to
Constituencies
Development
Fund
17.-(1) The Council Planning Officer in every
Council shall compile and maintain a record showing all
receipts and disbursements on a monthly basis in respect
of every project under this Act and shall submit annual
returns to the Ministry not later than sixty days after the
end of every financial year.

spect
of every project under this Act and shall submit annual
returns to the Ministry not later than sixty days after the
end of every financial year.

(2) The Council Planning Officer in every Council
shall make such interim returns as the Constituency
Development Catalyst Committee shall, by resolution,
deem necessary in order to facilitate the release of the
next installment of funds. Community
initiatives to be
eligible
18.-(1) Projects initiated by a community under
section 12(2) shall be eligible for support under this Act
provided that, such projects shall be submitted with other
projects in conformity with the requirements of this Act. (2) Pursuant to subsection (1), a community shall
maintain the existing committee to represent the interests
of that community during and after the implementation of
the project and such a committee shall conform to
established Government regulations during the discharge
of its functions.

fter the implementation of
the project and such a committee shall conform to
established Government regulations during the discharge
of its functions.

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PART VI
TYPES OF PROJECTS
Projects to be
community based 19.-(1) All projects under this Act shall be
community based in order to ensure that the prospective
benefits are available to a widespread cross-section of
the inhabitants of a particular area. (2) All projects shall be development projects and
may include costs related to studies, planning and design
or other technical input for the project but shall not
include recurrent costs of a facility. (3) Funds provided under this Act shall not be
used for the purpose of supporting political bodies,
political activities, for supporting religious bodies or
religious activities. Description of
projects 20. The description of projects to be included in
the submission list shall contain precise description of the
project, status and the amount of the sums allocated as
specified in the Second Schedule. PART VII
FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION
Designation of
accountant
Act No. 6 of 2012
s.

e amount of the sums allocated as
specified in the Second Schedule. PART VII
FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION
Designation of
accountant
Act No. 6 of 2012
s.

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21.-(1) Every Council Director shall designate in
writing the Council Treasurer to be the accountant of each
of the constituency account maintained by the
Constituency Development Catalyst Committee within
the Council. (2) The Council Director or officer-in-charge shall
be the Accounting Officer of the Constituency
Development Catalyst Fund of every elected constituency
which is situated in his area of jurisdiction. Constituency
account
Act. No. 6 of 2012
s.14
22.-(1) In terms of section 5(4) and for the
purposes of disbursement of funds in accordance with the
provisions of this Act, there shall be opened, kept and
maintained a constituency account for each constituency
at such commercial bank approved by the Council’s
Director into which all funds shall be deposited.

ained a constituency account for each constituency
at such commercial bank approved by the Council’s
Director into which all funds shall be deposited.

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(2) The bank accounts opened pursuant to
subsection (1), shall be separate from that of the Council. (3) Two signatories shall be required for every
cheque or instrument for actual payment or withdrawal
funds from a constituency account and the signing
instructions shall be such that, there shall be a signature
of a nominee from group A and a signature of a nominee
from group B as follows:
(a) signatory group A shall be:
(i) the Council Director;
(ii) the Council Planning Officer; and
(iii)the District Planning Officers, in the case
of Tanzania Zanzibar;
(b) signatory group B shall be:
(i) the Council Treasurer;
(ii) the Council Accountant; and
(iii)one of the councilors mentioned under
section 10(1) (c), in the case of Tanzania
Zanzibar. (4) Funds from the constituency account shall
only be withdrawn as disbursements for a particular
project in accordance with the provisions of this Act. (5) Each and every payment out of the
constituency account shall strictly be on the basis of a
minute resolution of the Constituency Development
Catalyst Committee.

very payment out of the
constituency account shall strictly be on the basis of a
minute resolution of the Constituency Development
Catalyst Committee.

(6) All receipts, savings and accruals to the
constituency account and the balances thereof at the end
of each financial year shall be retained in the constituency
account for the purposes for which the account is
maintained. (7) All unutilized funds shall remain in the
constituency account and no investment elsewhere shall
be permitted, provided that, funds meant for a project that
is cancelled or discontinued shall be returned to the
CDCF. (8) Notwithstanding any provisions of this Act,
CDCF funds shall not be used for purposes other than
those provided for under this Act.

d to the
CDCF. (8) Notwithstanding any provisions of this Act,
CDCF funds shall not be used for purposes other than
those provided for under this Act.

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Bank account of
fund
Cap. 342
23.-(1) A bank account of the CDCF shall be
opened and maintained at the bank established in
accordance with the Banking and Financial Institutions
Act. (2) The signature of the persons specified under
section 22(3) shall be mandatory on all payment cheques
and instruments intended for actual release of money
from the CDCF. Record of
disbursements to
be kept
24.-(1) An accurate record of all disbursements
made for projects in each constituency shall be kept and
updated every month by the Secretary of the
Constituency Development Catalyst Committee. (2) The disbursement of funds to the CDCF
account shall be effected within the first six months of
each financial year with an initial amount equivalent to
fifty per cent of the total estimated amount for the year
and the remaining fifty per cent shall be disbursed in the
second half of the financial year. (3) Where economic conditions allow, the
Treasury may disburse at once the whole amount
allocated for each constituency. Financial year 25. The financial year of the CDCF shall be a
period of twelve months ending on 30th day of June.

ount
allocated for each constituency. Financial year 25. The financial year of the CDCF shall be a
period of twelve months ending on 30th day of June.

PART VIII
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
Regulations 26.-(1) The Minister may make regulations for
management and smooth running of the CDCF. (2) The Minister may, by notice in the Gazette,
amend any of the Schedules to this Act. Complementary
to other projects 27.-(1) The provisions of this Act shall be
complementary to any other development projects
financed by the Government or any other agency to an
area of a constituency and nothing in this Act shall be
construed as meaning that, an area may be excluded from
any other development programmes by the Government
or any other agency.

g in this Act shall be
construed as meaning that, an area may be excluded from
any other development programmes by the Government
or any other agency.

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(2) For the avoidance of doubt, normal allocation
of funds by the Government for development projects
shall continue in tandem with other projects funded under
this Act.
Offences and
penalties 28.-(l) Any person who misappropriates, assists
or causes any person to misappropriate or apply the
funds, or assets from the CDCF otherwise than in the
manner provided in this Act, commits an offence.
(2) A person who is convicted for an offence
under subsection (1) shall be liable to a fine not
exceeding fifteen million shillings or to imprisonment for
a term not exceeding five years or to both.
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to a fine not
exceeding fifteen million shillings or to imprisonment for
a term not exceeding five years or to both.
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FIRST SCHEDULE
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(Made under section 13(2))
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CONSTITUENCY PROJECTS SUBMISSIONS LIST
Name of Constituency ….....………………………….… Financial year……………
Region…………………………………………………
District…………………………... Ward ………………………
Total amount for year ...................... Tshs ...............................
Name of Member of Parliament (Chairperson)……………………………………………
Signature ………………..……
Name of the District Planning Officer ……………………………….………..…………..
Signature ………………..……
Date ……………………………
SERIAL NUMBER NAME OF PROJECT COST ESTIMATES IN TSHS.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

t Planning Officer ……………………………….………..…………..
Signature ………………..……
Date ……………………………
SERIAL NUMBER NAME OF PROJECT COST ESTIMATES IN TSHS.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

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SECOND SCHEDULE
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(Made under section 20)
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STANDARD PROJECT DESCRIPTION FORM
(to be completed in Council Constituency Development Catalyst Committee)
Constituency……………… District………………….. Region………………………….. Project Number …………… Project Title………………. Status of project (tick one) New…………. Extension……….. Ongoing………………. Rehabilitation………………………………………………………………………………. Brief statement on progress at time of submission
................................................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. Financial year under reference 1st July………………. to 30th June ……………………….. Original cost estimates, in shs………………………… date …………………………….. person completing form:
Signature …………………………………………
Name of the Secretary……………………………
Position……………………………………..…….

s, in shs………………………… date …………………………….. person completing form:
Signature …………………………………………
Name of the Secretary……………………………
Position……………………………………..…….

Date ………………………………………………
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